The Sun. — London, England, 1826-11-04 00:00:00

• . ' . , , . .... . , .. . . . SPIRIT OF THE PUBLIC JOURNALS. pies are best enforced upon the generality ot mankind ; ' dimes to Imprve. The new Dante Currants sokt to-day '.I lit M AnitETS.. ' •••••**'---- 92N a 936.; the old 84s. a 88s.: - and we trust, therefore,. that a case so marked and We insert, as we are it, out bound, espial) i at•ons heinous as this will not be lost upon those who - are (From the Londm New Price Current of Tueklay.) -..-----.7-_--,-- GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF BRITISH CORN, SUGAR-The demand for Mosaivades recommenced on (WHOM GOVERNS IMPORTAI4OIO A. id letters from the utembeis of the Greek Commit- coo-aged iii alteriner the Criminal Law,. but that w e h Tuesda • last ; since then the ttansactions reported are. ex- Ditto, LAST NIGHT'S LONDON GAZR I TE.3 EVelarged with improper tonduct in respect to the ill live to see adultery- and seduction classed among . 1 a tensive Iwe estimate the sales this week above 4 600 For ' lElld W 1 en aes 1 t . . • 1 . spectors in the diffbrent Citiets and 'towns nngam . • , • atis'. - Our business is now with ?.,Ir. Ellice and Mr. deuces in our Penal Code, and punishable with fine, ' d 1 ' (1 I' ' ' Wil ' . t 27 1826, made up from the Returns of t h e In_ W• , , hhds, an tle prices 6.t0 s• Per ewt -ig..er ;we par- Wheat....-.... 544. 01 Oats ............./ 28s. 06.1 8eani........... Qs. Sri. T. The • .IBerley...-.......36 11d. I Rye .............. es: td. 1 Pease*..«.... 51.1 0 d. ittme. But lirstwc inay b e allowed to say a word unprißottntent, or transportation. inadequacy of . ocularly noticed the high prices paid for the middling-And to check or to ,put offences of this nature ~ ____-___.- __ “--z•--.---_ TRICE OF SUGAR., . , w. two l'especting oursr4ves, svhu brought this matter da ' rna g es inferior Mum:evades (which have lately been much neg, • = . Average Price of tifottn• or Mnscovado Sug4 l l. colnAted from the . , 3fore the country. it cannot be siqiposed that we is quite , notorious , Ibr, however high they may be, lected) , " the request; We titinh Orighiates'in the extensive Returns made in the week ending the Ist day of Nov., 1820, is 31s. 1f,1,,d. H. . are any animosity, any ancient grud(re to grttify, lidities can easily evade their payment, especially by demand ' for le* lelincil Goods, and that the - purehases the Importation thereof into Great Bri ant T. •the w I I 1 b ' ' Brill b d I'and* for manufacturing •th • h must persons chair ;on toe contntry, our po- per cwt., exclusive of the Duties. of_Pn..t,toms paid or payable thereon or. C. g a roa , ant there de fy ing rid i cul ing b ot h made are u ~ e report, in t e M arket was ----w.„- r IIITEPIAPEL HAY MARKE AsNov. 2. .„:. . - wa .. , the complainant and the process of the Court. But it that several of those parcels were taken for export. In H a y, 80s al to 108 s. (ht. 1 5traw...................4 M: 04. to uits. iki. 1 ' tical opinions have generally coincided' with 'theirs ; Relined goods last week, the purchases . Tade were very od one of thein . we have ever esteemed the most use- would not 1)0 80, were the adulterer and seducer com- Clover ..-..;- SU. Ott to 1..." . io+_l._l______,____,_ 17c): it Member in , the British Parliament But what - pelled to hold up his head at the Old Bailey. From extensive, Particularly in the . low !polities for shipping crushing; the rowels selected, in place of b • , mg ton- , rockets. . PRICES OF HOPS (pet Cwt)-Nov. 3 1 Bags. R. Kent... 4L Os. 5/. Os. to si. mg. Kent .... 3/, lis. V, 10s. to 0/, Os. H. rould be said of us, of our justice and iinpartiatt i y, 1 /. rt , verdiet of gitiky there, there are no such means of and f g ; . 4 • • , escape; and we are firmly persuaded that, allowi cl r fined to Lumps, were cl»efly slngle und powder Loaves ; stnsex Miss. 4/. 2s. to 4/. Ss. Sussex 3/. ss. 41. Os. to 0/. Os. A re reserved all our reie affainst jobbing for Ministers , , u c, ',Jumps were freely purchased the instant they came for- - Farnham,flne (Pockets) IL 414 to 81. 81..-Seconds, 5L Os. to 64 IN J. horn in truth we have net r er Nutted, and concealed Prevention to be the object of all laws, nothing would ward on sitle. Molasses brisk. Towards the close of the Essex- 3/. 18s. 4/. 10s. to 5L Ba. Essex.. 3. 10s. 44. s. to Of, Os. . Old Duty laid at 270,0001. J, .......--- .....-_,-.-----..-_-... alliated, or attempted to- justify the most aggravated so effectually tend to deter_ eyen from acmes of this Market to-day all the low goods are purchased and Lumps PRICE OF TOTATOES.-Nov; 3; ' G; Oartobles and Shows ..,.........4.....,... 3/. 58. to N 10s. per Ton. J. trences of the same kind in the opponents Of Mini- kind, as a certainty that impunity ' could no longer be low. Single and powder Loaves, and Molasses, are freely Marsh Champlons...-.....-..-......:... 41; Os. to 41. 100. ditto. - ----- J. s h ou ld b e purchased in the shape of pecuniary damages, but' that contracted for, to he ready in two or three weeks. Moles ;ers ? " Surely the detectors of abuses R S 0 ' LEA HER. P ICE t T , - M tire; 'or else sincerity should be allowed to have they . would be visited with personal consequences, ?ICS are mrticularly brisk. Foreign Sugars are held for An t an d other Per lb. d. d. Per lb. d. a hi her prices • d a small advance on Maori ins ,tally quitted the earth. Ouglit We, ourselves, t )1) ( e such as ensue at the tribunal we have 'mentioned.-- g 1 , ' Last India descriptions yesterday offered and refused. unto. ---so to 661 b. 21 to 43 Spanish D1tt0............... 10 to 15 T Run 5...... -so to 56112.,...... 19 to 21 Tanned Horse Hideo.... 10 to 14 J. Dressing Hides..--........ 12i to 15 Per dozen. eated tkittl hitlitigence, if we are detected in those Morning Her a ld . Fine Coach Hideo 15 to 11 - Calf Skins.... :36 to 40Ib, 16 to 24 Ai SpicEs-rßy Public sale yesterday, 40 bags good white Crop Hideo, 35 to 401 b.... 13 to 15 Ditto ............. 50 to 701 b. 23 to 27 C tats Of baseness, venality, or corruption, which it has . . ARABIAN 11013BERS. Pepper went off with much briskness, 3s. lid. a 3s. 21d. 17 ,to 19 Small Snland.. 10 in °I '-! mg been our pride to have laid open, and punished The epeculations in Nutmegs recommenced yesterday with Ditt0....,...... . Ditt0.,..........-45 to 501 b- 15 to 17 Ditto .......... 70 to 601 b. 21. -to 23 (' I , A y, exposure, in others ? Mr. Hume's statement as TnAvEl.s.-In travels among the Arab tribes, by Mr. excessive briskness t , the inferior qualities, which had been RAW HIDES. • to 2 2 B facts, it will be perceived, agrees ' accurately with 'Buckingham, he noti • - f notices a pass anions for robbers; mid 3s. 6d. sold at 3s. 9d. ; the good, which sold at 3s. Bd. Best Heifers and Steers 210 to 3 2 Ordinary ................. 2 0 Per Stone. s. d. 6. d. - Per Stone. s. d. J 4 2tto 2 8 Marlwt M21L1_,___.............. 7 0 eol. p +LW'S. it is true, that of his own•free N ' yill, lie bought here they were met by a party of eight men, two on horse- realised :131. I Id. Mace was also in request , and for the m _---- wdling' .0,000/. Greek Scrip ; that he' sold it; strongly against back and six on foot, but happily none of them were pro- best quality, ss. 941. was refused ; previous] ' h ad be en y it SHEEP SKINS. J Fellti...ls. Bd. to 2a; 4 , 41. I Lambs...3..od. to 3+l. ea. I T011ed...2 4 .6th to 30. Od ( ;clod with fire-arms. " When they he 'Wish of the Deputies, at a Buie when he incurred advinteed in a sod- 3d. ft 6d. lower. Pepper and Pimento are lower ,31 baei s.► ________- t loss by the Sale of 1,300/.; that at a, sub Sequent en rush towards us," says Mr. Buckingham, "1 dis- half licatv - unsifted, sold to-day 3id. and 3id. Pimento Town 'Dillow .. 48s. Od. to os. Od. Yellow 50ap............................ 800., Od. PRICE OF TALLOW, SOAP, Rte. per 1121b...•••N0v. :1. .1 charged my mtisket at random, and the sound was as that ordinary ./ 91d. a 10d. Yellow Russia-. 411. 00. to Os. lid Mottled..._.___... -.......... Mo., Od. i )eriod (which is a very strong , feature in the tratisac- of a cannon, rolling and reverberating through White ..................6 Od. to Os 00. Curd........................................... 925• . . ion) he accepted that sum of 1,300/. from the De- . ' - - the h°llews COFFEE.-The Public Sales of Coffee continue to o off • ' 'ni c 4.42` ( of the hills near us like the echoing of peals of thunder; g o soar Ditto---. --s. oa. to , os. t I Ira V ell onre..**••••••••••••••••••• _ • _. stities; at the expellee of the Greek nation; and that the consternation which this occasioned was such, that the wit h out briskness, except fot the British Plantation de- ?le terVtuff.-. 35+1, eat to Ms. Od. Good Dreg 5...............-...... bo. Od• f, unto ough-....112 . ±2d..t005 ..., .0c1. ........_ ____ / Gla not otil r.o accepted ti I '3OO/ b 1 I so Arab hors Y.' - depressed than any other description of , Coffee, they have . PRICE OF :RAW FAT, per stone of 81b.-Nov. 3. I Price by Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Metiers) ................... 4 ••••• W• ed. received an interest of '541., accruing from that sum of with precipitation in opposite directions." The robbers ..1 'dl Idi db .' 'labout their I ,3001., for the pevro t tat la e apse ctween rile day iting auvanced fully 2s per cwt The foreign Continues to be -- - price of good Store Canale In • PRICE OicdNoli,4s. ---------- 1 s, the ret ' all shops, IN a z; follows :- when his scrip yeas scilil, and the day when .the Deputies , to make a second attack. Arkoub Massaloobeab is the name taken in at public sale, at the former prices; and there up- The . Can per dozen Ba. Ott to 01..0d. I ols, per dozen .............4 10 '• e'• ' ~ .. ~ Os the steep hill which forms " the southern boundary of the 1 i tears lo be verylittle demand for any description of Foreign paid Itim up the' 1,3001.! 1 ' Now this is the nakedcoA.L italtkiii ; ,-Nev. - ii: " . - Coffee. There were two public sales this forenoon; 10 - sa. 2. ti. sd. transaction 116 it stands itt Me. lluine's oWn statement. - ing afro y in the iditinsheloW, between their comrades and the casks British . Plantation, 499 Foreign, ord. St. Do- Charlotte . :12 0 Potitnp Simpson...2l 6W. F. wAtkisq•-..35 0 • The only circumstance urged in palliation of this. d d d bags ' B 'I ' 4B mmgo sold 475. 6. ; goo or d. razt 5.; the British 12cay: _ Pritnrase M 6 W,, a ft n '33 3Ta field `[Mader.. 32 0 0 W I Z I n% Bell's- 33 9 Stet h var 1 ' VSISTrIa-i...... 17 0 Owners; of tree stolen cattle, cast off their upper garments, Fight on .-..-.......3U Condllet, 'lB.the MOtive alleged by Mr. Hume tor his Plantation too was trivial ' in quantity to be given as a cri- Forrest. _ 29 6 WallsEndliewicke 3s 0 Larnigon &math-. 17 6 rushed on the tWo travellers, seized their muskets, and flew n 33 6W. E 13rown's-- 21 9 Cowpoi ................ 31 6 sale of the stock. The motive is this --that ' lin a l etter down the hill to the assistance of their friends. Mr. B. talon of the market. At a late hottr a considerable parcel 1 i l l s i l e e ' w ° tirn Main. 3.... SS 3 W. E. Hilda 32 6 Hartley ~, -,..., si o Wl t itten 'to Sir r.t.cis Burdett, the Greek Deputies disniounted, pursued the man Who had his and gun, after 4 8 of good quality St. Domingo sold by private contract a t Itolyweit ~.„....,,,...,,, st 0 W. Hotspur -31 0 Stone Coal Chriotiel/ 0 Killtngworth ,, 32 6 Vl/. E•Newmarch 23 6 Inverkeith.;Splint appear tobade insinuated that he Am.. been actuated ' "by personal interest as. a scripholder in the measures no effort to recover his but allowed it to be carried off lIIOII', FLAX, AND TALLOW.-The detnand for Tallow 1 ' 4. ' 4 f•,,,,i" g o ° O \l/. F.. E . . l i t tu kt s ` s ic e i g : ii s t g litatslisgetrs°lllo°l7s3t o " which lie had felt it, his I t t t k thor the tuy o a e respec without resistance. Anxious to reach the endof continues limited • there has been no change in the quota-P in W' - r 27 6 their - $ on p in sor- Walls End 35 s ships at Market, 157%... --Ships Sold, 473(-Unsold, 1 00 N.: " remittances of thc loan ;."-a, ver fi 'y t motive for ' pre- journey before night closed in, they left their guides to tions all the week. - Hemp not only maintains the late ad- ---._,--=-=:.-=-- t I fight their own battle as they could, and just about gm_ Vallee, hUt is again a shade higher. Flax is held fi rmly at COUNTRY CORN MARKETS' DURING THE WEEK. venting a Greek cotnniissioner front purchasing s ta ck set reached Assalt, after a narrow escape from two men t in the first instance (as a trustee in Chant:er - - ---- he inserted prices. The last accounts from St. Peters- Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beano. Pease. y cannot w h o . , si rang upon them as they were turning the angle burgh state the exchange at 10d.-7-32d5. , 4QO casks Tallow • ----. ---.--- --- -. become a purchaser,. either in whole or in art.ofth e the reluarter. a. to s. s. to s. F. 10 ' 5 ; s. t o e . a. to .:: Freight 40s. At a late hour , p , tiles Alnwie • 51 --0 0 - ' 21 32 estate in which h ' ll e is trustee, supposing a sale ' to be ne- could t put themselves into a posture .0 f defence ; the mere exchange from Petersburgh came at 10i ; 3,000 casks Aylesbury .---... 52 60 :37 39 .1 35 40 58 - - 48 56 9 43 34 42 54 60 - - cessary)-a motive, perhaps, for selling thes ight of stack, , a musketwas, hovvever, sufficient--the robbers Tallow, mold 105 ' rubles • the news produced no alteration , Danbury -...-..... , , 01 30 50 56 .... ..... . Basingstoke 4.1 60 33 ats when the him - Vali Tt f the t characters in iyo le ,wo of ,rued for mere us soon as the piece was presented, and here.. . . . . 131atalford .................. 54 -• 28 -26 .... -- - Dridoort .....-...... 44 60 34 .40 26 28 51 56 - Greek seripholl - gladly sneaked away, but set up a shout of defiance when ' Runt, BRANDY 'II 'Th h f*. b - 53 -35-24- 50 - 53 , AND ' OLLANDS.-- e pure asers 0 Lam ridge.............. - 50 63 32 41 21 34 40 45 - - dered peculiarly 1‘ • .g (mug by the occurrence complained beyond the reach of a bullet.-At lAssalt the author met Rum this week are confined to parcels of Jamaica 24 over t e r a t r e d raury . 56 76 a 3 44 21 32 .44 48 - - of; but no nitittve for accepting an indemnity for the With a warm and hospitable reception at the house ,of at 3s. 4d., and 28 over at 3s. 6d.; we are not aware of any Chelinsrsr"""......... be 66 36 40 29 :34 40 48 50 56,, Derby"`""'""""" - 35 47 27 38 50 57 - - ineurred I the Ilysa e-no motive for likewise ac- Aloobe, (Job,) a Christian merchant, who, like his name- a . . purchases of Leewards; 2s. sd. is refused for 5 over, and D e o, 46 62 _36 41 25 .3R 50 57 - -.- SAO of old, " was as renowned for his piety as he was cele- the market i 4 generally firm, but the 'buyers, who accord- Dorchester,-........ 1.4 , 0 32 36 31 35 sfl 60 - lass .- cepong ail interest (54/.) upon the indumnit • If y .itse 3 brated for his' wealth." 'Here he in P. and • v isit e d in g Exeter..........«...-.. 56 (32 40 42 32 34 660 - supped, s lt as to reportwish to purchase, say Leewards are very heavy,. t i v le 54 • 6 39 26 .32 48 52 46 48 bet:4lW it w t 'd ' - as no pal .up when the , sale took place. by sin • lost a ll t h e beads of families in the town; after sup- ,e.................... . ..1 and as the season for shipment is far advanced, the export. Chtildford ..,........... 60 76 7 b 4 58 - . 56 Ana this:brings us to speak little of of the room request, which has littely kept'the market prices high, will . Henley .......„ 52 67 34 40 27 31 50 56 54 59 Horneastle.. 30 54 . 40 4 28 33 50 52 - - the Greek: Dere t ha n 1 f * les mug it 0 paying Mr. Hume the all sittin on the /round and !lasi • ' g i, , having stools of about a foot give way, and mustnecessarily cease altogether ; the holders 1iti1..........- 24 l9 24 37 •4040 44 limn of 1,:300 . which l I te , lad lost'. by the sale , of his in height to serve for card t . tables. Their names of the are still confident and the extensile im porte rs look f or Hungerford .....-. 18 60 , 32 40 23 37 53 60 - -• Huntingdon...-. 64 70 35 40 26 30 43 4R .... fieri . p,. at the expellee of their country. This cause, in o de were Italian, an indication probablyof . , the country 2g, 6+:l,' rot proofs and under; they continue to watch the Ipswich . 5 . 2 _5B 32 39 --4648 50 52 fact, Mr. flu '. - int, very dryly ex noes himself- He never lvhenee- they came. Before nine o'clock the party broke ~ corn market with much anxiety.--Brandies cont inu e fi rmly far , - , t 4 52 61 - - 27 - -•- 5t0ne............... a 64 35 49 25 V 44 48 50 57 ceased front 'mobbing ti ' tem, after 'he luul wild his stock,. up, and the travellers were taken to sleep at another to advance.-In Geneva there is no business doing on ,ac- Manchester ........ 56 62 36 40 32 34 53 5 5 66 1. 21 • till the motley which lie had lost by the sale ‘ house, , was tile' mistress of which was a widow related to the guide GeOrgis. She reee' . ' ' , ..tvt,d us kindly and insisted on count of the reduced state of the stack here. At a late Newbury................ 46 61 ps 40 6 3 52 58 54 56 . Northampton -,..... /a 57 31 40 30 31 52 .55 - , - so - paid tip. 'Phese l i, are i s very words, which ' • hour the inquiries after Rum consid 11 ' era ) y revive d ;s e vera l Nottingham BS 36 -57 - -. -. 1 • / / r»ng t nutig It rite ceremony of washing my Norwich .------, 48 6 28 39 2 '3O 38 it 2 40 51 feet, observed, offers were, made for large parcels, and the market.salli admit of no doubt :--i , From this tittle (die" ' nes Plymouth ---....... 62 6 , - - - • time as i understood, an:long the Christians of Ask& to all t b raw a very firm appearance, [Watling ...., . 51 69 36 44 21. 36 52 56 54 :49 " of. .thii. sale, ‘,14 of - Augtist,) to the end. of No-' era who ts.nno tow I ''i mg theist Its gnesta or Vis.tors lier film - borne -.............. loi 60 32 40 2+l 32 12 60 - - " 'Venther„ nothing further was done it) this a ll' a ir house conaiuted of two rooms only onetsOove Id tli ' ir. out e r 'NISI* i ) BovIsIONS-Ai the gre, , lst, fair in Ireland gene- Moraine+ -St rbe 45 24 3 ° 5 63 7. 6towntarket .. . 39 24 so 40 - in " althoUgh, , whenever the subject was mintioned, I ( 14'1 below • ; the .former of which, se'rved us (s.st 4 ole-r: ' Ifr rally regsthstea die prices ssf provisi+Mki, we . give the fun unto, tte ,•, . .. 5winuea.............,-. 60 -46 -20 - - - - " not hesitate to. express a very decided opioion that 1 ' latter for till domestic purposes . being a altting-room tY paitmoluts. 'The actual result ,of Ilallinaidoe Fair is as Truro --.-.. M " 33 ' ^ 33 7:: " 7: ^ "- fOIIOWS :'---•• WarDliDliter ....,........ 46 N. 5 :11 , 40 203 4 52 an - ...., el .4r 41"11 1 . .. 1 tlJiLr finin liv nitrbt. ' MAU were snread on thewisiwch ..........---. 54) 57 - - 22 24 44 50 - -. 1.„..- -.AA i'L.F isa4K. r7.1_900 I Ritmo soli' Oct. 1826-57,686 ....".", ................-..................................,............................,.............. ____..... IvlttllNGB Or CREDITORS". ____ We insert, as we are iii duty bound, explanations heinous as this will not be lost. upon those who are •-•---- - 1.2e.eie.....- and letters front the members of the Greek Commit- engaged in altering the Criminal Law,. but that we SUGAR-The demand for Muscovades recommenced on mince GOVERNS IMPORTATIGIV.) A • are r,[rates LAST 100 ired LONDON tiAZR/TM.) W. Ar 1141.1ive to see adulte -and s i • • Tuesday last ;since then the ttatisactions reported are. ex- For the Week ended Oct, 27,1826, malp up fr( i)a l n e i ll ai e it t i ti vi rnl V a t I n 3. Bari tee,scharged with itnp!•oper eonduct in respect to the 'i • tY educt on classed among tensive 1 we estirisate the sales this week above 4,600' loans'. - Our business Is now with ?.,Ir. Ellice and Mr. ?deuces in our Penal Code, and punishable with fine, , hinis, and the prices 6d. to I s.' per 'cwt higher ; we pai. wh rtors in t s b s e o. diar i er ( t ) t ot C s itiess and . Town s__ g 2M W . ° On I 8eani........‘ 495. . Sd. p Bat l 'i. ad . 1 Pease ;....... 341, 10d. • • '""' Hunie. But firstwe may be allowed to say a wor d impriSoltment, or transportation. The inadequacy of titularly noticed the high prices paid for the middling and 8at1ey..,..-.........3611. 11d. I Rye .............. 4t , . • -•••••• _______ w. B, -,, ______-__-__ GAR or two respecting ()Ur it svho brought this matter damages to check or to ,putt offences of this nature inferior Muscovades (which have hate been much peg,- A tie Price of tif 111rtt:otrltgawFoSvitjdo Behar' fi coralinted from tees W" T 4 ' before the c 01111 try . calillOt• be allppOtied fliat we is quite , notorious , for, however high they may be, leeted) , " the requests ive thinh Orighiatcs'in the extensive 'Bet:s er a': made in the week ending the hat day of Nov., 1826, Is 31s. lf,ii,d, H. Bee 1 Cn , toms paid or payable thereon sm C. Be have any animosity, any ancient grudge to gratify, parties can easily evade their , payment, especially by demand ' for Id* lelltieit Goods, aud that tlw purehases . into dr en cat Kritaid: fa .. i i . 4 1,. exgr tl e ier o e f a t t he t it o ~, T. Bs living abroad, and there defying and ridiculing both made are for manufacturing ; the report. the Market was against , the persons charged ; on the contrary, our po- -----iffiffilifaPET4 HAY MARKErAsNov. 9. J. . -s. Bu 116111 . opinions have generally coincided' with theirs ; the complainant and the process of the Court. But it that several of those parcels were taken for export. In H ay , 80s to 108 s. ed. 1 5traw...................4 illis, est. to ani. ed. D " . Z s Clover .........- f4ls. Ott to M ;19(1, 1 and one of them.we have ever esteemed the most use- would not be so, were the adulterer and seducer cow- Refined goods last , 1 . week, the purchases made were very ' the low • ' r qualities .or shipping PRICES ,Ok HOPI (pet eist.)--Nor. 3., R. Ds Jul Member in the British Parliament But what pelled to hold up his head at the Old Bailey. From exte n sive,. pitmen ar y iii l. _. . and crushing; the parcels selected, ected, in place of being con-Pockets. Rags. Kent.. 41, Os 1 ?_1. Os to 5/ 15- Kent 3/ lis. 4/, 10s. to 0/, Os. ;I , would be said of us, of our justice and impartiality, if a ,verdict of guilty there, there are no such means of fined to Lure s were chiefly single and powder Loaves • sutes I• s . 4/. 28 . . to 4i. H's: Sussex' . 3/: 50. 41. Os. to or, fia. A : ~,,, we reserved all our reie ►anstinst jobbing for Ministers, eacape; and we are firmly persuaded that, allowing L umps „,,,, Freely purchased the 'instant they came for- ' F Essex- 3/. 18s. 4/. 10. to 5L 435. ssex.. 3/. 106. 44, 4s. tory, Os : ,_.•_.!' arnharn,flne (Pockets) 1. Os. to 81. 81:--Seconds, 5L Os. to 6/, 10. J. Fo n . ca whom in truth we have never spered and conceded Prevention to be the object of all laws, nothing would ward on sale. Molasses brisk. Towards the close of the Old Duty laid at 210,0001....._*____ j, G. 2 • , „.. palliated, or attempted to. justify the most aggraVated so enectually tend to deter_ even from offences of this Market to-day all the low goods are purchased and Lumps PRICE OF POTATOES.-Nov; 3. Garte Oxriobles and Shaw& ..',........«..,,... 3/. 58. to al. 10s. per Ton. J. Gt ofrences of the same kina in the opponents . of Mini- kind, as a certainty that impunity . could no longer be low. Single and powder Loaves, and Molasses, are freely Marsh Champi0n5................--.«.. 41:' Os. to 4L 100. ditto. . ----__-.... j. Gi tiers ? " Surely the detectors of abuses should be litirchased in the slily° of pecuniary damages, but that contracted for, to be ready in two or three weeks. Moles- PRle - ii - iiiLEATHER. -W. 1-1 pure ; or else Sincerity should be allowed to have they . would be visited watli personal consequene6S, sec are particularly brisk. Foreign Sugars are held for rer lb. d. (1. Per lb. (1. a 014 J It 8utt5...........50 to 56110........ 19 to 21 Tanned Horse Hides.,... 10 t .• J. higher prices ; raid a sinall advance on IVlauritilta and other totally quitted the earth. Ought we, ourselves, to be such as ensue at the tribunal we have tnentioped.- Last India descriptions yesterday offered and refused. Ditto....-eo to 661 b....-.. 21 to 13 Spanish Ditt0...«.........-.... 10 to la T. B Dressing Hide 5............... 12i to 15 Per dozen. %mated •Ivitli indidgence, if I.ve are detected in these 2/I"ning Hergid. Foie Coach Hides 15 to 11 - Calf Skins.* 36 to 401 b. 16 to 24 W. i SPICES-By Public sale yesterday, 40 bags good white Crop Hides, 35 to 4011).... 13 to 15 Ditto .....--..... 50 to 701 b. 23 to 27 C. B acts of baseness, venality, or corruption, which it has in 45 to 501 b.... 15 to 17 Ditto ............... 70 to 609). 21. to r• 19 to _3 s . u long been our pride to have laid open ; and punished ARABIAN ROBBERS. Pepper went off with much briskness, 3s. lid. a 3e. 21(1. Bitto--- 0 The speculations in Nutmegs recommenced yesterday with - --- --- l7 ,to 19 Small Seals,entund- A.l RAW HIDES. Joyn , by, exposure, in others ? Mr. Ileitis's statement as TRAVEI.S.-In travels among the Arab tribes, by Mr. excessive briskness ; the inferior qualities, which had been Per Stone. s. (1. s. d. _ _ t 0 Guts, it Will be perceived, agrees' accurately with Buckingham, he notices a pass famous for robbers; und 3s. 6d. sold at 3s. 9d. ; the good, which sold at 3s. Bd. nest Heifers and Steers 910 to 3 2 Ordinary ......., 20t02 2 H. 5 2 sto 2 . 8 Marke...... p . ei our s. It is true, that of his own'free will he bought here they were met by a party of eight men, two on horse- realised 31. 11d. Mace was also in request, and for the iki" -- 1 -!--'- hils SHEEP SKINS. J. P 1.0,000/. Greek Scrip ; that he' sold it; strongly against back and HiX On fOnt, Ina happily Wile of them were pro- best quality, 55. 941. was refused ; previously it had been Fellti-ls. Eid. to '2s: 4141. I Lambs-2..0d. toast. Od. I P011ed...24.6d , to 30. Od G. I the 'Wish of the Deputies, at a thrie when he incurred tied with fire-arms. "When they advanced in a sad- ad. a 6d. lower. Pepper and Pimento are lower; 31 bags --..---„,,---,„ W SOAP, arc. per 11211).--Nov. 3. J. It a loss. by the Sale of 1,300/. ,that at a sub Sequent en rush towards us," says Mr. Buckingham, "I dis- half heav - unsifted, sold to-day 3id. and 30. Pimento Town , P a ls . , - r A 7,..., F L T 4 l i t. ° ' D os. etst. Yellers 50ap..............r............ 806., Od. T i charged my mtisket at random and the sound was as that ordinary 91d. a 10d. Yellow Russia...4ls. Od. to Os. Dal. Mottled....__.___.... ......--. 884.,0d. i I period (which is a very strong feature in the transac- o f White ...,-....-- -s. (kl. to Os, Od. Curd......---.......................... 9s• , . reverb ' eratir s tit Ith 1 110 tion) he accepted that sum of 1,300/. from the De- ost it h c e a h n i n i ii:i, n r e tlirt u g i and .e s roug ie to sys ,Comse.-The Public Sales of Coffee continue to go off soar ut„„,.............., od. 10 06. Od. Graves ......--.................1125. • C. e the echoing of peals of thunder • , • Good Dreg.--....-----ss ss, Od. S. F. without briskness, except fox the British Plantation de- n e tt t a ed it s o t el i Ts - it 4:11 to 051 e e d d. • puties; at the expence of the Greek nation; and that the consternation Which this occasion - ed , aa 1 that the' scriptions, the ordinary qualities of which have been more. ---- • ' -------• - ----- --"'"------"S"---- N. Ile not only so accepted. the 1,9001., but that be also Arid) horses started and reared, acrd ;Cron ' foot o_ 11111 depressed than any other description et Coffee, they have PRICE OF:RAW EAT, per stone of 911).-N or. 3. Vic Price by Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Metiers) .........-........... 2. Bd. J. • s received an interest of :541., accruing from that sum of With precipitation in opposite directions." The robbers advanced fully 2s, per cwt. The foreign continues to be --- • PRICE; or aWI - if ,is --- R.l 1,3001., for the parted that had elapsed bet Ween the day hung about their rear for half an hour, but did not venture In the retail shops, is se: 10110wA -.7, r, t •public sale, at the former prices; and there an. The price of good Store Candles taken a . _ _ . . when Ins scrip Yeas wild, and the day when . the Deputies to make a second attack. Arkoub Massaloobealt is the name rs to be verylittle demand for any description of Foreign candies, per dozen N a s. &I, tot* Od. I Moulds, per dozen ............. M.... s - tai paid Inn ti the" 1,3001.! 1 . Now this is the naked a the steep hill which forms " the southern) oundary of the I C )e lo a ffe, There were two public sales this forenoon; 10 coAL it AItKE-.Nov - .T. is & ‘ Vly transaction at it stands in Me. lluine's own statement. 7 s erkah," and while they were ascending it their guides, eee- cask e s British Plantation, 499 bags Foreign, ord. St. Do- s d 2. it Charlotte 32 0 Polito') Simpson,- 21 6 W. r. wA1k0r...... 35 0 N y. i rig a fray in the plainsbeloW, between their comrades and the • The only circumstance urged in palliation of this. nimgo sold 475. 6d.; good ord. 'Brazil 485.; th e British E i egs ., Primrose M h W a 0 W i tt l n ° ('l'l3 - ig:e ; 1 13 1 4 1 s l a m h y fi u e t i t's l al a i t a l l e l l...l (/) 11 . ' owners of the stolen cattle, east off their upper garments, , coitchict, 'll/AllO motive alleged by Mr. Hume f I• or his rus h Printation was too trivial in quantity to be given ed on the two travellera seized their muskets, and flew ' • • - Forrest _29 6 WallsEndllewick(as Lannittni small.-.. 17 6G. Ts 6 W E 13rown's 21 Cowper) ................ 31 6 R 4410 'of the Stock. The inotive is this-that in a letter dot i the 1111 to the assistance ' oftheir friends.. 1 1 e ' , tenon of the market. At a late hour a considerable parcel R e e l" - ' W. • • - 9 'urn Main.... 33 3 W. E. Hilda ......... 32 6 I !artier ••••••••*O.l El 0 ' written 'to Sir rreticis Burdett, tile Greek Deputies 1 . vi • t ismountet , pursued the man who had his gun, and after 4 8 , Ad . of good quality St. Domingo sold by privitte contract at Holy well . . .31 0 W. E. Hotspur -Si Wile Coal Chriotiel/ is W. Killingworth ....., 32 6 W. E•Newmarch 23 6 Inverkeith.;Splint . . appear to heti° insinuated that lie had been actuated a hard struggle, recovered it ;not so his guide, who made ''' - ' - , . isedell's Main 27 6W. E. Northumb.,3l 9 Great Coal -- 36 fi F t . Riddell 's - :IS 0 Walls End Lyons 34 0 "by personal interest as. a scripholder in the inetisures »0 effort to recover his but allowed it to be carried off HEMP, FLAX, AND TALuow.-The demand for Tellow r,s e l t s e ss s - - 80 3W. y East- 30 OW, E. Russell 5.,.34 3 Russell's Irletton's W. " which lie had felt it hi •fluty t take: • t • t j without resistance. Anxious to reach the end of their continues limited ;there hue been no change in the quota s o tespee nig le . . • • i s H ' •the Pontop Windsor- 27 Walls End-..... 35 a T ships at Market, 157%. ---Ships Sold, 47%-Unsold, 102 X-: ' . " remittances of the loan t"-a very fit motive for pre- • journey before night closed in, they left their guides to tams all the wee . Hem not only maintains late ad- s ----,-_-_-..-s-_-. .1. vesitillg a Greek comniis•sione f ' • r from purchasing stock . . 1 tight their own battle as they could, and just about sun- vance, but is again a shade higher. Flax is held firmly at COUNTRY CORN MARKETS' DURING THE wEEK. J. ' T ied Assalt, after a narrow escape from two men the inserted prices. The last accounts from St. peters- , wheat. Barley. Oats. Beans. Pease. • ink' first, instance (as a trustee in. Chaucer cannot set ' cue. ------_-_-_-_-_- ass Y . „ , who sprang upon them as they Were turning the angle burgh state the exchange at 10(1.-7-32ds.. 400 casks Tallow Per ----.-. a to S become a purchaser,. either iit whole t) ' • eerier. g i to s. .5 ..:. to : s 3i) ..._ s to ; ; . 2 :.... to 1 ..... __ , . _ , rin pelt, of the of a rocky pass, and acized their horses' bridles before they Sold at 104 , rubles. Freight 40s. At a late hour the Alnivig estate in which he is trustee, supposing a stale to Lune- eould put themselves' into a posture of defence ; the mere exchange from Petersburgh came at 10* ; 3,000 casks A ylesbur ...-.- "y .. ~.. 52 60 :37 39 .1 35 0 58 3 .f T. Banbury 48 5 39 43 31 42 M 60 - - J. cessary)-a motive, Iterliaps, for selling the stock, 'right of . a muaketwas, however sufficient-the robbers Tallow, sold 105:rubles.; the news produced no alteration Basing toxe 40 60 33 38 26 30 50 Yi --- w when the incompatibility of the two characters of Sued for mercy am soon as' the pi was presented, and here... . 131andfo'rd ............--- 54 -• 28 - 26 - ••'' ,--- - - 11,; Bridoort .......-....... 44 60 34 .40 211 r 51 ....6 - ....! . , Greek scripholder and Cr .I( •r • ' - gladly sneaked away, but set up a shout of defiance, when ' Rum BRANDY AND Ilousaanis -:-The purchasers of Cumbridee....-...... - 53 - 35 - " - 'Ai - 53 S' 6- Canterbury ..-.--. 50 3 32 11 2 34 4 ° 4 - - SI, dered peculiarly glarino• by the occurrence corn ilained beyond the reach of a bullet. -At Assalt the author met Ruin this ' week are confined •to parcels of Jamaica 24 over f. ( ioard 56 76 a 3 44 2148 - - - of; hut no ruottve for ° accepting am indemnity l lin the with a warm end hospitable reception at the house of at 3s. 4d., and 28 over at 3s. 6d.; we are not aware of any Chelmsford ......... 56 66 36 40 28 34 40 48 50 Ili, J. 35 4o 27 38 50 57 - T. Aloobe, (Jab,) a Christian merchant, who, like his mime- purehases of Leewards"; 2s. sd. 'is refused for 5 over, and Derby ----- - loss ineurred by the sale-no motive for likewise Devize4 ~,..................., MI 62 .3641 25 . .... G. ac - ito of old " was as renowned for his 'et he pi Yas was eels- the market ig generally firm, but the 'buyers, who accOrd- Dorehester,*.. 14 ,60 32 36 31 35 sfl 60 -.-- Ceptl:ng an interest (54/.) upon the indainnity.itself, r '• ' 9 Exeter........«....-. 50 02 44) 42 32 34 56 60 -- W gated for hia wealth. 'Here he supped, and was visited ing to reportwish to purchase, say Leewards are very heavy,. Eyess _ m _____ .16 SA .36 39 26 46 48 w because it was_ not paid'up what the sale, took I. . 1) ACC. by almost all the heads of families in the town •after b up- and as the season for shipment is far advanced, the export. Guildford .............. 6!) 76 37 42 . 2 .35 54 58 . 56 .., Ana 'h . l..iS.brims US to speak a little of the cause wl • 52 67 31 40 27 XI , 50 56 54 59 'l, iy per there were card parties in different quarters of the room request, which has lately kept'the market prices high, will Horncastle.....--. 30 54 40 43 28 33 50 52 - - p. the (heel:` /. Depu ies thought of paying Mr. flume the all sitting on the ground, and having stools of about a foot give way and inustnecessatil cease altogether ; the holders inls-s-..,--.- 55 24 28 19 24 37 '4040 44 milli of 1,300/. which h I e tad lost. by the sale, of his in. height to serve for card tables. Their natnes of the ere porterslook or still confident anti the e Y stensisie int' • f Hungerford ........ 48 60 ,33 40 23 37 53 60 --- Huntingdon...-. 64 10 35 40 26 SO 43 46 sierip,. at the ex )elect of it • ' t T ten coun ry. his cause, in Cards were Italian, an indication probably, of the country 25. 6(1.' for proofs and under; they continue to watch the Ipswich ---. 52 ,58 32 39 - -46 48 50 52 fact, Mr. Hu '.dryly um very ex saes himself. H e Hever whence the Caine. Before nine o'clock the party broke corn market with sexist-Brandiescontinue firmly e "' ‘' " *' .2 61 --r-- - - - P ' sr. a Maidit0ne........... a 64 35 49 25 V 44 48 50 57 ceased front 'mobbing them; atter'he had wild his stock, up, and the travellers were taken to sleep at another to advance.-In Geneva there is lio business doing on ,ae- Manchester .....-,.. 56 62 36 40 32 3) 53 55 66 otl till the Miley which be had lost by the sale was; "se' the mistress of which was a widow related to the count of the reduced state of the stock here. At a late N e wbu................ 46 61 95 40 26 36 52 58 54 56 j. Northampton -,... !,2 57 37 40 30 al 52 55 -- -, - G Si)- paid tip. 'PIM:se are his very words, ;;aide Geergis She received its ' which g . • ~. . kindly and insisted on hour the inquiries after Rum considerably revived ; several Nottingham BS 36 V- - Norwich ,48 56 1/8 39 22 '3O 38 42 40 51 4ifin g through the ceremony of washing My feet, observed, offers were, made for large parcels, and the marketassinnes admit of no doubt :-" Vilma this t• • (1 '' ' Plymouth --..„- 62 -, - 26 , - - v aunt; tIC Mlle AAA I understood among the Christians of Assalt toall t b ran- a very fine appettrance. Reading ....... 51 66 36 44 21, 36 52 56 54 59 ~, " Of_ AIM. Sale, I.la of- Angusa,) to Ithe end. of No- gers who coin: it , then) it g • • sneraorne -....,-.. ')2 60 32 40 DI 32 S 2 60 -..-- 4., " 'Vember, nothing furater WWI done. in this 044. house enoristed of t i w l t) rooms o7ily, l o le t t :lsh ti o v ve v Zi l i t a fi t r i l l ' e, otlit 'Nisi* I'inaVIsIONS-Ai the ga?at, fair it) Ireland gene- titanaffird--..; i)t fro 'Sin 45 24 3g 51 63 -„ -II rally . re ig utste t ) . tlie prices of provsions, we . give tire f u ll 1 4t,..",7, 1 ,",re * ici i _tt . ‘i i n t, 3 " 4 " ::: ''' 7 3 " altlionithovlienever the subjeci wan mentioned, heal ' below ; the . Nano: of which, served us ts.etrne,rooin, the " not ,liesitate to. express a very decided opinion that 1 hitter for all domestic purposes ; being +a. sitting-room ty La i t i t o s ‘ s i i „ s u . i.. Ihe actual result of Ballinusloe Fait is as T,-,mo .--..-....... EG -, :11 ' - 3:i ••••• -•-• -, .•-• J v.arminstes ...,.......... VS 5:1 31 40 204 40 52 60 - - j had suffered this loss most unjustly through the means day, and abed-room by night. Mats were spread on the -' • - Sheep sold Oct. 1825-77,296 1 Sheep sold Oct. 1826-57,636 e•-••• _ wiiiii•ch .......... 50 57 - 22 24 44 50 - --- j . V11MM1.............fr: .....XONMINMNOTWOMOMINWWWMI/11....."/Mes.MWMO 1 floor for all to sleep upon. These people are great visis . unsold , of the Deputies, and that no dependence was to be 17,479 unsold tors, especially on Sundays and . holidays ; and eatables are , H . PAL PORTS OF GILEAT BRITAIN. '• , ' I _ Placed either on their word or writing. I freely' ac- lured at every house. Delicacies such as large lumps Grand T0ta1...69,875 Grand T0ta1...94,238 ; 1 1 . 11. I . I, II 1I I 1 knowledge that I felt indignant and vexed at their • ( 1 :( 1 7 . 1 tt ~ .t 'tl ir Id i 1" ' • .„, 8 Africa, &c. i r.... 1 ,Z 4 "!! ! X; All Parts. Iri i ti.,* 11, , E a 1(r, vi um veil ( r any otter aecompanimenti goat w hi c h shows that the atock of Sheep pewit exceeded last 34rbole conduct in this strain" At the end of NOVCIII- or kid's flesh as tough as whitleather, barley paste sniffed year about 1,500, and the quantity unsold 19,000 Sheep. ‘ " 6 /` ' bet, then the poor devils of deputies came sneaking • with : 1 ' to pepper en( onions, and bowls of sugar and Melted Oxen and Cowls sold Oct. Outland Cows sold Oct. • !s' 8 ratttea, &c. !tt I% I 111 II II All Pond I o,lllp 111 I .1 Bryanstone-square ; felt their way cautiously, by pre- butter to poet - over it, are ready for the Stranger whenever lE2 'b - trnding that their svisit had another object in vieW ;he enters. At Dalibil (Dual, which . Burekhartit did not Utssold , 2,186 Unsol•I v, C 4 o Parts. Parts.. .. opened the subleet of Lite aggrieved gentleman's en's i. enter) there are buildings the stottes of " winch are let • ___ - S8 --,--- --A------- into each other, as if the work had been of wood." Cit, . ' Grand Total... 10,01.2 2it Jamaica. i I .1..) .--, til • . 1710 11 an-, I R L -,1 . a dl 1 I • . Grand 'Total ... 9,200 &c.• .--' 44 1 irrance,.&e.i...,4) i • I I 1 i fortune : " evinced touch ealiestiiw. , s and. apparent rc.. n ......, , ........" -.....- ....... .1 eider windows, the upper part inade of one stone, the lower wlii_ch shoe, that notwithstanding there were 850 head of er gogol l ,gili, I 7 I I , a II 1 . Fll i 81,811,,,1, ' gut for what had passed ;" solicited Mr. Huine toParts. ?-: 3,1 peojeeting rota, the of Cattle less at the Fair ; the . number unsold this *like up his losses at the expellee of their natitin ; antefupper,nlLiiteird'laleddintt'oYhomleelrfs of* b°l" fitting them in the lower, and exceeds 2,050 head of Oxen and Cov et s. The Ct I 'car si Mr'' ' . i ll'al l ' ; q " 7 Hr ialia l c) 4l ---- "Fl 7; I their viewS according with his own, the 1,300/. ' tva.s • at e sold 1 eeesnY. , t . neon. , . ~,, spin) e windows supported on the ends of stone beams, give 33 per cent. under last years price. This state of things 11 d• on Ord*. ;4' flitifpfl 1 II I 1 74 IfllTillaWit MT g I ' I 7IT; .. , 1 - I aiitfrancedkc.l 1.11 1 I paid to lulu, and as he considered himself justly en- altogether a neW character to the, style and . architecture has 'confirmed the dealers in th i • A .$ e i -etermination not to ••' ---- 4- -.-4---- • - • ' titled 'to the principal, lie did etpially so to the interest followed iii this place, so that Mr. Buckingham could re- purchase at all, as they are expecting a great ' fall in the ammea, - - , - 0 - Tiligc ,7, . Stiirth - isr g- - ," . •,c,f; , , - , - 4 • ' he. • :-. I. al , Faro M. -. -the 6fty-four poundS, making itt all 011 e thousand member nothing that it resembled. But near to the spot prices of Beef and Pork. India Beef is offering at 6/. /Os. ler .-,(yr.es i . i • of tier Parts. " Pi ''' Parts. 11 IAI ," 1 i three Inindred and fifty-four pounds. However, after was a still more remarkable building; the Lase of which . per tr.; New Mesa itt 4/. 10s. per.tr.; New India Pork at -n - - Win: - - - - . B r az an ~, .. . .I. ilt .II iena-licitiol. ils . 1 .3 1 - 1 1 ' formed a square of about 24 feet, whence the superst St. 16s. a 6/: per tr.; Nen , Mess Pork at 3/. 7s. 6d, per t. Ms. Amer. . neap. this exposure of what we Mind cOnsider as a moSt ex- • sure rasa in a pyraipidal form, by regillar stages or steps, hil,; •and not a purchaser to be met with. The Market -.a tf i , i haTs sti ,O s l,adi B l , , I , 1 il treiGi - a37;, - 1 - , „st „ „- roueouS mode of actin.* on. the part of Mr. Ilutne, we OM nio o . I M 41_-1 1 . ItEyance i tic.l I -I .. formed as they are in the great pyramids of Egypt. , . beinglbare of good -prices of lest year's cure, pikes remain - will with equal filtuktiess bestow' our approbati _on on ~ i On •the 1.301 of March they entered the territories of stead ; say, India Ikef, prime 6/. 10s. per tr.; Aless do. falTfaiefl, 1.0.1 i 0 I _C , I I 1 I I c.,) II NTah - of Sia- 4 :11 7. " I , ..'atrope. I l §.l 1 1 " '2 t'l . 1 ' ' te li'ot ourable feeling which dictated the following de- the Eastern Druses, and at Aelthreti, for • the first time in Si. 10s. per tr.; India Pork .51. 16s• per li.; Mess do. 3/. tdaration ;.---" The worst, I think, that any man in the Hamlin, met with chin • dfl Ines% an re-places, as in the .12s. per brl.; and the weather. having been very mild, ~,. 'IT ritst , d ' i.r. K , candour can say against my conduct in - this farm-houses in England, Well fitted with excellent fuel.- no s hlpmentl, as yet, leave been made of New Alm Beef; f;) E•d : g .V .11 •.4 11 n: .. 6e. .:.= .5 ;, 1.5! 4 . : :g affair is, that I may have evinced an over anxiety The men here are stout, handsome, clean, and well-dressed, as such, every cask of Prime has been bought tip, at W. 0 ~t. *.• ~.. •••., h., o ri.. to avoid a pecuniary loss, forced upon int! by • the . children among the b e se.tooklng in syria. To the east 10s. Per tr. for the supply Of the Jamaica and West In- x nll ;'s , Pi '7,l' i . .1" tile conduct of others • but .1 am still Willing .of Salghtio, as far as • tiny sight can' extend, there are ruined dia vessels, now fitting out. It is calculated that it is 'I E't ~` SE ..2. I-4 1 ' .2 s • F-'• E at .•.?.. tal 3.9. 4 ,2 .. , . towns without number. , • . impossible to have any New Beef earlier than the 20th of k 44 caN 44 up. 4 r .r: t . 41r. re * S.l to submit to the: arbitration of = two respectable _____L.,_ ' • and impartial men.; . and if, after a 'review of clic ----------- November, if „so soon. ...... GRAIN; FLOUR, &c THE SHOWER-BATH. . 01!....-The Oil Market .continues in a very depressed i , i PORTE!) at London and lAverpool, Coastwise . , from I ' whole corremiondence and circumstances, rtheY ebilil • • ye o land, and Fo. Quoth Dermot (a lodger of Mrs O'Flynn's) state. fisigh Pada; with the Expo!) i 4 of Grain, In --our, and 11* nsions, train determine that the Greek Government ought to Trait ' " HOW queerly .' my shower-hafh feels!Liverpool, , COTTON.---The Cotton Market contienes steady; the ----- • - at My expeitce, through the misconduct of their De- ait shocks like a posse of needles and pins, . Duties, twill return the 1,300/, with interest up to ',( Or a shoal of electrical eels." piirchises for the week ending last night inclusive, consist milet i ss . ,tli , 1 • 1 11111 '.. g ; 42- il, , 1 , 4 1 .., s s U s ' of 320 Bengals, 4id. a, sid.;. 200 Madras, Sid. ; 600 Su- A '' te l 4, the present time Let Mr. flume act up to this de- Quoth Marphy, "Then Mend it, and 111 tell you haw: _..--- - rats, qa. a bid.; 160 BOWeds, 61-d. a 7d. • 60 Pemams elitration ;or rather-he ,knows what the public sen- a ht's an your own fault, my good fellow • ; F..!. e- .S.,' eir- &z . _•4 -41 I.ofd. The accounts lately received from Ilianchester and r'',i ' 4l 4 l! .5 .5. 11. 11. X. :4.3i.i.A .I I I 'CI "ito he bother'd as you sr but now ,•' ti l . tilnentB ill ' s 011 tile subject-let hint do that vvhich his , ' . 1 „":" . , - -c. 1. - .1 1 New i'le , wHer......, take . my um re a.-4 A le' own heart now tells him to he just and proper :he Monthly Maganne for November. could he effected, except at a considerable d ecline in all 1 m a coastwise irgle 2§2 9 . &34 ', qa g 1,.....5 Luc no emsion to submit himself' to the arbitration of ...., - . • mender:tined goods. At Liverpool,' on Wednesday,only and lisle 4 .,,,,- ,143. "' --',,, r •-t I i °LIMO. With respect to Mr. Ellice, we have at pre- The temper of mind which leads 111011 to depreciate 1,°()f) bags Cotton sold; the prices ith lower. of Man. 5-1 i s i SF. , "' ri -• , r) I A .. • 7 , , r , . „..., robin for but few words. fie ought not to talk and vilify what they ought to admire is an acquired Tonacco.-There have been no tranaactions in Tobacco 8 . §,2 5 41 8 f i . I t ' rat "VC ella7P6 and insinuations. We trust - he can sin. Admiration is like devotion, a naturallis well Mince the particulars of. • the sale in Holland transpired; Ireland . t ..,. i .........-.0 : 1 1 taking the rate of Exeltart e the whole 1,1'40 LAWN Vir- ,-,,, il , I '.7i ( a t fend himself be . , . • - tter dian thus. Is it not specific as' a generous feeling ; and man must be corrupted •• •, g , e•- , •, • • . . ginia averages about aid making the calculation as to Po- ~. - -. enough to be charged with ioducing the Deputies to before they become • and vain, fastidious, and irreligious. bacco sent from this ' 'l ' Market, Amee _ig,sillassesiss, 1 "I' ' 1. - .. break a more cavoinabie contract with the Prow) ' Q 'i - wrier/I/ Benietv. . . , . kv: Aggit. 6tOCk-brOkerti,LAC DYE.-The request for Lac Dye has become exten- - - 5. a, to aceept otte less favourable it) Ft ' taken an unfavourable turn in and the • Fig- Trade has again .slue, e sales lately are between. 500 and 600 pkgs., ... Ltt ( Firg nig 11 11 l land, by vviiich less favoor I ► l aow contract (that ' , ' B, less the 'manufacturing districts. Our accounts from c hiefly (of the best quality D.' T. • the price did not trait- S ~ 1 ay. •, - , . rte ~ i t r a mc 0 . f... 5. .. 14 r ~. •,•.. favouralrle for the Greeks, init n lore , f ~-....9 -,:4 for -, i °imam() the . Alanchester, Maccles . I, ow Bze. all - spire, but it was believed to be 'shout 4s. 9d. field, Lteds, G mg' , i. ` _•:. '. 72- 0 p ............... contractors) Mr. Fillies 14 %aid to have been benefitted? .e l tr.a.,y „.ec.,ric._ w_tain the last month. , Itiotoo.-Intligo. continues Cent at the late advance : ..5 c i7 a n s ll i are kg. 1 , ? , . lig 1 1 12 44' $1 41 17-77, The charge may be false I let it be sr . v 1 . ' agree that it has fIIIIdIi a i I of Man. - 2 tr 4- i4 . a - f"' er •i t '``; •specific, it •ev , ,I0e( b 0 ; but at There axe aa many persons idle just now AS there Were some parcels have been sold at a premium of 441. a tid. per . 104 i t is c ionko• 0 moat again say, tl t . , . , . The a - 11). on the India :House prices ; but they ere only to coin- - ... s ~, I s o, s Fil §111" 2 rg 'I 1 § glstiss' •ss s 1 Tt we press these matters from no _nista i to the lf • !,' at any tame tuning the present stagnalion. fi 1 the woke p lets orders, or where the lots were bought on very. low .a . 46: -, 7 . ' ~,s • - I s -g . t d 4, , , chiefly interested, but from the love of justice ]})antes. prom . , mg winter will be a trying period , forterms; the general etirreney is time India House sale price. . t- = _. -. 8 ".- ° t -, rOlll a .l a , . „ , 11 b.co e from anxiet r- 1 mg c ses , and every body asks,-what tulle 1, , ... eense •0. impartiality , , y fur tile Sliceea Of 1 I.* 9 , 1 ' 'l'' ' ' AminFriiit.--The purchases of Saltpetre lately have s if I . MA IE iii , v• i - - t the Greek cause, and front the Innate hope that we ° . ,t tem • sue answer 114 a look indicative il tive of despond- S been crinsiderable. B cncy bordering ,on despair. But we are happy to , sit et „ y Pti is sale bl• • this forenoon 1,203 A 4 ,*llllti4l4're inay prove to the world that we are the friend!" Of ttutltags a p re, retraction to be charged or allowed, all sold re • ,s.a. s. 0 It state, i • , 1.• . , . ' tat `. , that the stap,e traut, of our own town is in t 21s. '6d. and 225. , o is In 1-. s•-. Ant not the slaveaof a party.-.. imes. .., , . .- - .... • k.- 1-- .. = 1 4 1 l ' i "1 - k i i. , improving condition, thouh it is neither very brisk , -By . puhlie eal • e this forenoon, 307 bags fair Ben. .-. g . b . 3 .. E . g. .E till zit NI ~t ... 4 .9, . ' The damages awarded on the trial, iiplie Court•of nor very flat. The manufactories r are generally, at Rice,-- • 0 ~_•.__. I ra Rice, white 17s. lid. and. 18s, ; ordinary white 16s. 6(1. ' A4 g g gO. xfx. xtt gi, ::: 4 8 Common Plc" of the cause Bligh t . • •gainst Wellesley, work tl 1 , tout , i not working long hours. Notwithsutnd. c'' 17 ~, ..-14,1T.-Ther ehas been a public sale brought forward ------ . --------- , , o nAnr, PLou ft, 81... mint, we are convinced, give ' umnixed satisfaction t ' i - b to ing tsie state of trail • •this' d"et d t bear go t. in istri does no i - , every day th a weds s two Carpet of New Vas. . p o i., at Bristol, Hull, Newcastle arc. . . stature of the awe • on Monday Imported from f:a"nr_ ~. every Mau Capable of apprectatin t f t the -ring a ►prospect as we could wish, yet we (10 lentil:4. and Denim R a i s i n , were put up,. but all taken i n ; 'll not a. .1 - ' 1 .9t 04 V injury sustained by one party, an the character, in a h , , j* P u " - a Sr needy t yre urn of good. times, We Valentine, boxes.and halves, 68s. a 705.; Deniaa, .in bits." g F sf, 7 g , i ii its bearings, of the Other. - The only regret we have (inre, tnroughout tse fate d ' epression of trade, publish - kcts, 445., and. were afteswards put on tap at the buying - , , --- O•FC - 07i - . 7 TOM 11Fi7 Ora. Tri" . .. - - Brio. expressed is, that the Jury did not give the whole sum c ts . weekly is , s rsport . of the condition of the manufae- in prices; the grocers' At present take ors a feu, for im- •- • -'•" - . of . 10,0601. laid in tint declartition, or that that sum turtng unit Tic t.ls - a - duty which we hove considered irn- mediate wants the s e 1 -re. are more nal Valli. On Tuesday , tbi th e CIO/ Lent' Bristol IluIl;$0 0 " 2.4 20 756 82 2.670 .330 942 1 ear 90,417 102441 96 ape 1 ..,fl . 1 to have indlleed them do .peratwo upon „__ . had not been uicredNe( ,So AS • d Nat 1 I si • f Wednesday, and Thou& • Museatela wereoffered' froviousfy )bli 7,__ _ _..........- a ssvl 12,025 5, I ,6C , It lave conSequen. y given .43 our , t y, new , .._._ _...... _. -- , _ ._ to. We were. glad too to ' perteive, that both the read er!t siieh .a stat en ,„„ t : as . I known tbe t arid we me : o rue, , , the glut er part bought in as follows :•• , -2,274 boxes " --- 7., T do and IL R ALTT sg Ireland A u , p , . I that stateine ' thous, .1 ... ,bunch, 6/. 2s. 464 5 - 4 . 2 ( 112 1 !tee bi. los, a et . i ls ; pssertao at _on n. , ont and .'OIT4GI . STU. ............... ........ Judge. and the Contisel are represented to liave site;. nthas too frequently Ixone a sombre A/ I• ' " la ' ril --------- neer. Pork. Butter. I - We month, •r• i - 3,567 quarters -. •fis. a 6/.lo s • 4,00 . apnets New Faro -.7sTr All parts o preised their concern that ernes .' of this sort are onlY asil.el-s , . . - '!*--1 11 short tin* sin •e tl •ri int iro • o sold 42 • ' ' .• - . . ' 'had risen in pr w hid i •. , L - Figs wer -S. a Ids. and a large parcel of New . Ireland. Ireland. lreland. p u t . , Punishable as civit mem& •Itaving very recently CXs , . ,tie ' ' 4 - IliwaYs indicative of an French Plums and Imperial; i ; the first cargo of New Cur- - ' Three :sere n ere .. :sere „...7 17 .--,--- . ~ ent int i i , ; „,i_. ,too , . eq. Films. e.Ficrts - a...as. pressert a ainular,opinioni - it is hardlYsitecessery to en- 40 1 )4 ". 1 " ~ , ~' "w 4r e trade ; and since that '•- •• • 01114 .ilia 1.004100 ........,..... es,, ms _ 7. , 351 rants, per .Fox, a Cephal • was sold t Friday, , . . a y e , this year 10 36 1 .411. 14,113 ni, i 1182,914 1 247 WAX late uPon it here. But, it is when striking instances penod it has gradually been on the •4 • rt . , a vaisce.....,,jr. qu ality very good. The arrivals from Malaga this Week f „ pos s.__ -- if 1 175brls so heal Hal 1- liti2 "--;-- occur to illuetrate general principles, that these princi- ' ortack minghant (Mr . have been very considerable. The demand for Fruit con- "'Priv, this yesr 3029 474 ~334 * Iv: 7 o Nee sgs tr t r 0, 0r5.0 7 i 7 Qrs. :11. Brio. 89 9 14, 21 1_7 ) 1 7 02:1:_ 2 1 4, 6 211 , 3 7° 1, 3 :9 ° ) 2, 941 025 57 ly% And. — p F it r or t . s. - 7. 1 351 181,614 I 11.47 100,533 r,2,881 15770 6,166 1I I LONDON DIARY, TUESDAY, Nov. '7. (At the Court of Commissioners.) A. Anderson, Philp ot-lane, merchant, at 11. W. Archer, Alaidatone, corn-merchant -1 0 . J. Barber, Henrietta-atrett, linen-draper-11. T. Bannister, Norwood-green, brewe.L.-11. W. Barrett, Shepherd's-bush, house-painter-to. W. Bayley, Macclesfield, silk-throwster-11. H. Benattar, Howford-buildings, Fenehurch-street,meichnnt-.10. C. Bensusan, Tottenlunn-court New-road, dealer-12. T. Blofield, Middle-street, Ilolborn, perfumer- 11 . Llurnett, Strand, chemist-,11. D. Cioupbell, Copthall-court, merchant -11. C. Dalry-drle, Old Broad-street, merchaut--10. R. Darvill, CoCk-hill, Ratcliffe, c h e eternonger-- 10 . H. and T. Early, 3linories, slopsellers- 10 . A. Fairharn, King's vms-yard, Coleman-street, upholst--11. J. Ford, Paddington, wkeelwright--10. J. G. Foster, Kensington, NH-broker -12. Garrett and Smith, BisbopagaN-street, woollen-drapers-1. J. George, London-wall, coach-Zsader-10. J. Gilbert, Botolph-lane, merchant-4. W. Hardcastle, Covent-garden, booksellef'--1- J. Harrop, Grasesroft, Saddlewortb, clotlulskr-2- T. Horder, New Bridge - stre et, dealer in lace W. Hopkins, Gower-street, North, plumber-10- C. Hoppe, King-street, Cheapside, merchant --I . I. S. Humphreys, Charlotte - s treet, Portland- 1 _ a ee, r p m.nant-10. A. Jameson, Green-street, Bethual-green, Joyner tad Co. Romford, banker&-10. B. Mcge, Copthall-buildings, merchant -10. P. Murphy, London, corn-merchant- 10 . J. Peak, New Ormond-street, bricklayer-11. G. Phillips, Tooley-street, upholatifer-12. J. Rains, Wapping-wall, biscuit baker- 12 . T. Roberts, Iganebester, draper-1. H. Rogers, King-street, West Smithfield, twine-roanufget.--le. C. Samuel, Stepney, tow-dealer-10. S. Seeger, Maidstone, dealer-11. N. Shiers, Aldermanbury, werebouseman- 11 . W. Sior, Somers' Town, bookseller-11. J. Smith, Broad-street, merchant-11, R. Snell, Essex-street, 'Whitrcbspel, potatoe-merchant .--11. C. Spurden, Friday-street, dealer-12. Stahl) and Co. Newfoundland and London, merchants--' 11 " Vl d pb and Jackson, Norwich, dyers-11. W. Wheeler, Up. Chenies-mews, Bedford- 5 '4. coach brok.-.11. R. wi,str, Upper Marylebone-street, upholsterer---11. G. Wicks,eed, Broad-street, Westminster, eabinet-malierlo. Winatanley., jun. and Co. Manchester, warehousemen -TO- W. Wood, 130t4b-lane, fruit-broker-11. COUNTRY DIARY, TueSDAY, Nor. 7. W. Bradshaw, Manche ster, *t White's Hotel, Manchester, a t 9. T. Bury, Exeter, Globe, Exetg- 12 . J. Butler, Bloomagrove , George Vth, Nottingham--'- J. Clarke, Worcester, Mr. Hills,Miceester—l I. T. Gilson, Nottingham, George I %Ili,' IV9ttingham —1 I . W. Gregory, Manchester, Star, Alluichester.:-.1 1 . S. Husband, Bl oo megrove, George IVth, Nottingham -2 . T. Manley, Dmrlish, New London Inn, Exeter--11. J. Parke, Liverpool, George, Liverpool- 12 . W. Robinson, Salford, Hayward'" Hotel, Manchester-- 2 . It. Scholfield, Pilkington, Star, Manchester --1 I. S. Shaw, sen., Manchester, Star, Manchester- 2 . Sk e lton end Co. Southampton, Guildhall, Southampton—lE. J. Stone, Man chester, Royal Hotel, Manebes teritol --I. 12. T. Thomas, Swansea, Conimereial-rooms, Brit 0: Tipping, Openchew, King's Arms, Manchester -2. W. Tute, Leeds, Coutt-house, Leeds-2. Wotherspoon and Wallord, Liverpool, George, Liverpool—t. T. Wigglesworth, Coble, White's Hotel, Mancanehehes ter s — te r-- 9. I. P. Winuington , M anchester, linsley Arms, M INSOLVENTS APPLYING TO BE: DISCUARGED• Petitions to be beard at Portugal-street, :.mena's-inu-01414 don, Nov. 8, at Nine. J. Bateman, Salisbury-street, Strand, gent. G. Bland, Greek-street, lieutenant in the navy. G. Brewer, Weston - str eet, Somers Town, carpenter. W. Bury, Notting-hill, Kensington, dairyman. G. Butler, Rack-btreet, Iloreleydown, schoolmaster. R. Clarke, North-street, Lock's - fields , Walwortb, b u tcher. • .1. Clay, B oston, Lincolnshite, butcher. J. Cope, Princest-street, Lisson-grove North, bt ass-founder. t. .J Dougan, Canterbury-street, Cornwall-road, Lantlotis° D. F. Matthews, Waterloo-road, auctioneer. - W. Morley, New Church-street, Strand, coal-dealtc• H. Bothwell, Uxbridge, dyer. N. Wadde, Crooked-lane, Cannon-street, corn-atatiler. S. Webbe, Charlotte-street, Bedford-quare. C. Webster, Samuel-street, St. George's Bast, Wyo. —Tyne, COUNTRY.—At the Court-house, Newcasti Nov. 9, at Half-pa!t Nine. W. Bowman, Newcastle-upon-Type, victualler.C. P. Byne, Newcastle port-Tyns!,, g ent ' G. Coxon, Wark, ale-house-keeper. u S. Fairhairn, Newcastle-upon-Tynet Ye°°'•ln., G. Nicholson, Newaistle-upon-Tyner G. Reed, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, T. Softley, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer. T. Thompson, North Shields, paviolr. W. Watson, Houghton le Spring, yeoman., Same place, Nov. 9, a t Eleven. J. Blackburn, Low Lights, Tynemouth, innkeeper. J. Brough, North Shields, paviour. M. Williamson, Tyne.nouth, painter. MURDER AND SUICIDE.--On Suuday evening hat, William Meson, of Wainfleet St. Mary's, (sou of •Ydr. Mill! an opulent farmer, of Northholme,) suddenly s tabbed hi s ": with a sh a rp b u t c her's knife, near the breast, aud afterwards cur his own throat with the same instrument. The particulas,o: this awful case are stated to us as follows :--Maison had bou ici , some time subject to jealousy respecting his wife, and thi s ()e ;:, sioning frequent quarrels, the consequence was, that slis ii ,„ tbe 1 ` ) ,: r ", pirated herself from him, and took refuge in of her father, who lives at Wainfleet Bank. T his t uft' cumstance appears to have preyed very untch 'ti r o'. g o. husbind's mind, and his habits became, unatesaf• bolos Mason had remained a • few weeks only at her father's ,ciocl, when the lamentable catastrophe ensued : about ' il ,.„ ° , jot on Sunday evening the unhappy man went to i ts , 7 1 ,,, s :leg _ nice and 'requested the loan of a pistol, which the 1i,,,;0 'ti n sonic suspicion of a fatal result) refused to lend him , t s ",h o ,o: ito ..... 4 nudely took a knife from the house of a Vronuto I.sit,d, ..,h-e„boae lodged, and, armed with this deadly weapon procceues";;; ;dant Ei of his father-in-law, where his wife was sitting stickling '', e. - f she 7 child, then about 7 weeks old. On his entt a.tt,e, he ho ' ;h e jrwould again live with him, to which she replied in the Thrli - ,,,, - „ " o ritb immediately sprang forward, and stabbed her so deiffelnell to -- the 'knife which he had concealed on his person, tha t ., 11 " e H e for. aythe ground, anti fears are eta' entertained for her hi r * ; ro les' her father, who witnessed the dreadful deed, had tiro* t's f' - , hol ...... from his surprise and arrest the hand of Mason, t i ro* is o t " . ' f ity cut his own throat, and lay weltering in his blood. is ° P O air effected his purpose its regarded himself ; for, although the :11 P O afternoon. --Lincoln surgical assistance was renderwl, he exPire d 011 fru Mercury. _____...., BIR da °II the 24th . e* 4 snghter sth ult., at Eilinburb Dire frenh; Brit* . , 111 rs• . MARRIED. int the tile I n ae v. c. J a a p in ta r n l‘ G la w it i l li ozl i , i s o o t rltiell,ls,ortoßogJcriain,. third - On the 25th ult., at Edinburgh, by the Rev. 1) r • Thofis ° ''' , DIED. . 0 Loa" On the $ d instant, at the house of her grandson, Willo A joy barn Ferrer, Esq. in Lineolit's-inn-fields, in her 90th years ' Loxholoi 'widow o f the bite William Lochani, EOM. 0 11-. Suddenly, on theinth ult., at Brussel*, in her 27th yelro, 0 tine, the wife of ThOMAII Wilkinson Kershani, of Goo-014'4014 the county of Kent, tisid of Btlisaels, merchant► Ilia tebilivel friends are inconsolable for h e r l ee , On the let instant, Mrs.: Singleton. o f 14, Bernard.streetfillw tell-square, at the advanced age of 87• ' Writ ton On the Slat ult., in the tI at year of his age, Bobs" ,° of Robert Gunton, Esq. of Bucklerabury. _, N eil St' On the 24 instant, /it her bow in Cannon-lime' ' l►ta George's, Middlesex, Airs. Elisabeth Maaheder, widow of the South Aufflay-street, John Masbeder, of Ratcliffe.highwah aged 74 " 1111' ' On the 22d ult., Richard Harrison, Est, of RiP l4 ,l* 6// h . r ef deeply lamented by his afflicted widmv si, 041°4 mirsit.,- daughter oi r a , Colonel of the St. GdOGT rr‘ent.l:l:4Yerri4glL'rtrat°,dllll34t•nYdYesilv°l"l:l°° attrl Pub Whoa by Si. YOUlta SISAPP. , at the 11104.0000, ho. 11V, k ;.4